Very good condition.
42.25″W x 48.25″H
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Contemporary Blue and Gold Kimono Print
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Framed and matted, a contemporary print of a kimono. Reducing the kimono to its geometric essence, this minimal artwork pushes intensity through color relationships. A marbled, spekcled blue and metallic yellow allows this print to have a unique relationship to the space and light of the room.
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